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My mother age 47 has been suffering from fever for last 9 days. Her Haemoglobin 12.1gm/dL , Total WBC count 6600/cu.mm . Neutrophils 50 percent, lymphocytes 43 percent , Eosinophils 05 percent , monocytes 02 percent , basophil 00 percent. But ESR(Westergren):1hr 30mm in 1 hr reading. My question is her ESR very high ??? That is why her fever is not going ???
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Esr tells you about any long lasting condition there is no relation of 9days fever with esr
So need not worry about esr
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Get fever profile done
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Dr. Saumya Jain
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5 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Do Covid 19 rapid antigen test by simply call 109 its free of cost. if need further information consultant online
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
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15 yrs exp
Mumbai
Esr is raised means it shows any infection in the body.. more details about the symptoms and more investigation is required for her.. get online consultation
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